Petetrucker07

Cool. Hope it works out.

I'd take a couple if you did them.

Those rams look great.

This weekend is another story. It's cold windy and rainy at times. I know nothing compared to other parts of the country.

This is cool. I have a '73 1:1. My first car. It's in primer. Anyway, looks good bud.

Welcome to the board Chuck.

Can't say I blame you.

That might explain a lot of this wishy washy nonsense.

I still need to plumb the arm and rams. But it looks good. Thanks man for giving this some realism. The decals make this thing come to life.

This is a very nice vette. Well done!

Got the decals on today. Thought it was a good opportunity to take pics outside with some dirt.

Those look pretty darned good man.

Bye bud. Not sure why. But bye bye.

This Is a cool pick up, kinda like farm truck on street outlaws.

There are a few running around my town that look like mild rock crawlers. I'm planning on doing tube style fenders, custom roll bar, and trying to modify the axles, beef up and widen them.

Here are few covers of Rhianna's Diamonds. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uk4a_2uyGMY http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jtY8d6tN-04

Here's the compressor for a Revell Cat. Here's the real thing on a Cat

It most certainly does. I think Italeri read a Pete sales brochure and kinda paraphrased a version to the box, not knowing what motor they put in the box. I really need to get by the Freightliner dealer and some 60 series paint.

I put 3/4 rock in my DR and dumper.

He's been really bbsy. It was about 2 weeks ago I emailed him till he yesterday. But he really does very nice aluminum work, to the point where I almost don't want to try. It's just easier and keeps another aftermarket parts guy in modeling busy.

You lucky dog you!

Here's 1. The blue chevy nova.... Beverly Hills Cop

The 2 tanks may be for the reefer unit. I see a lot of guys who run spread axle refers put a tank on each side in the space between the axles. Intermodal reefer trailers have 1 long tank in the same spot as your pic. The 2 tanks in your pic may just be there so he doesn't have to fuel the trailer as often.

On the 8v71s it's the big part at the back of the motor kinda on top. On the others it's usually mounted on the drivers side without the Fan belts. The compressors are typically ran off the front cover gear drive so the trick doesn't run out of air in event of a fan belt breaking. It looks kinda like a small Briggs and Stratton engine.

That red looks really good. These old COEs sure we're unique. Very nice job so far.